Explain the purpose of the F1 offspring. The first one to answer correctly gets a thanks and gets marked brainliest.

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The purpose and what F1 offspring is that F1 is first filial generation produced by the offspring of set of parents. Purpose is you can cross-breed with F1 with different generations and still has F1 Generation as dominant because it has dominant genes within with depending of what your cross-breeding. Furthermore you can use the punnett square to see what the outcome accurately in percentage.

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